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Picture of OXO GOOD GRIPS 360 DEGREE LIQUISEAL TRAVEL MUG The OXO Good Grips 360-degree LiquiSeal Travel Mug is a cup with large handle designed for use by individuals with grasping disabilities or arthritis. A 360-degree opening all around the lip of the mug allows drinking from any direction. This mug holds 12 ounces and features double wall construction and three silicone seals to prevent spills. This mug has a button in the center of the top that can be pressed to allow the liquid to flow for drinking and pressed again to re-seal the top. Avaiable in plastic or stainless steel, the mug has a large, L-shaped, soft, non-slip handle. DIMENSIONS: Height is 8 inches; width including handle is 4.5 inches; diameter of the top is 3 inches. WEIGHT: 12 ounces. COLOR: The plastic model is available in pink, red, green, or silver with a black top; the stainless steel model is stainless steel with a black top.

Notes: OXO Good Grips is a registered trademak and LiquiSeal is a trademark. ** Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 24.99 to 12.99.

This product record was updated on June 10, 2012.

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OXO International

601 West 26th Street
Suite 1050
New York, New York 10001
United States
Telephone: 800-545-4411.
Fax: 717- 709-5350.
Web: http://www.oxo.com.
Email: info@oxo.com.


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